Viewing xml as SVG via XSLT directly

I have an xml file which I have transformed into svg using xslt.
(http://sroe.home.cern.ch/sroe/ near the bottom)

I can open the SVG and view it and I can embed it in a web page fine,
however what I want now is to associate my xslt transform directly with
the original xml file so that the result of opening the xml file in a
browser is the svg.

I tried simply changing the output type in my xslt to "html" but I guess
I lose all the namespace/DTD information.

I'm sure its more complicated than simply adding an html tag...

cheers
shaun

shaun

shaun wrote:


> I can open the SVG and view it and I can embed it in a web page fine,
> however what I want now is to associate my xslt transform directly with
> the original xml file so that the result of opening the xml file in a
> browser is the svg.

Put
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="stylesheet.xml"?>
in the XML document at the beginning of the XML document before the root
element.
That should do in Firefox 1.5 and in Opera 9 beta with native XSLT and
SVG support.
It will not work however with IE and MSXML and Adobe SVG viewer.


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Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

In article <446cb7f4$0$4515$>,
Martin Honnen <> wrote:

>
> Put
> <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="stylesheet.xml"?>
> in the XML document at the beginning of the XML document before the root
> element.
> That should do in Firefox 1.5 and in Opera 9 beta with native XSLT and
> SVG support.
> It will not work however with IE and MSXML and Adobe SVG viewer.

Well, I guess that might have worked except that I needed the math:sin
and math:cos functions, so I used EXSLT functions, resulting in:

Error during XSLT transformation: An unknown XPath extension function
was called.

Looks like I'll need a local implementation.

Thanks
shaun